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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27

i good card cutter in ffrst-class order.
VIII sell cheap. Enquire at this office dS9-tf
| am closing out my stock of candies at
less than cost. Cali and get bargains at
Sanlolfo's d31-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27

Try B. Garcia & Coz celebrated cigars at
Swentzell & Douglass Cuban hand made,
and strictly unflavorcd. 61-12ts
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following are the real estate transfers
ecordei i'll the Office of the register OF deeds
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

Steamer Australia toer. Franck, HamburgPhelps Bros
Steamer Caand (Dtch), Bouer. Rotterdam-Funch Edve
Co.
steamer waesland (Belg) Ueberweg. Antwerp-Peter
steamer La Bretasns Dr. Do Jousselin
Steamer Alsaa tBr. Brown. Mediterranean ports-Hen.
Steamer (Br McRitchio Mediterranean ports
Henderson Bros.
Steamer Uy Of Para Dexter. Aspnwal Mail IS Co
Steamer Luis Huller. sommers Vera CruErhe Inerna.
stesmSf oamoIia tBr Buck Cardonas Simpson. Spence
Steamer FL Monte. Hawthorn. Nsw.oricans r Van
Sickle.
Steamer City Antonio wilder Port Royal aud Fer
nandna-C II Mallory a Co
Steamer Regulator. Ingram. Wilmington. NC-Wm Clyde
a Co.
Steamer OLD Dominion Jeunoy Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond Dominion SIS Co.
Steamer Coil BIT Saunders. Norfolk Boyosen
Steamer Martha stevens, Chance Batmore-B powner.
Ship Bernadotto tNor) Torstonsen Amsterdam-Beuham
BARK Arab lNorl. Mors. Dunedin and Auckland. NJ
Arnold, Cheney Co.
BARK LIBERIA Schultz, Sierra Leone-Yaes& Portsrneid
BARK ConQuistator ttal. D. Urso AG!ers-Funch. Edyo
4 90.
BARK COr ROssnius NOr. Erkson. Bergen. Norwsy-Bon
Barf Richard tacr, ssssera Copenhagsn-rhso Russr
BARK Aurina (Brl Porter, Antwerp-C W Bertaux
Dark North America tBr). Coalneet. Portland. MEOW
brig Snsfria [Aasu, samuos oporto-C9rstsn Roe
Brig Adra lBrI Weldon, ST John. MA Henoy.
echr Elizabeth Cook. Clark Arroyo. PR-Hsnrp Besto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
EIYE WRlrS. OO.TrMES AND .SILKS

Tho firm OF Arnold Constable g Co displaying hand
some assortment spring suit, ami In anticipation OF
Easter. The wraps generally short The dressy
little nantes lrldcscent aud black lace which
styles often shoulder OF lace
studded with le also many nantes Of
corded black six beai~i with black rldescent lo
elegant fO summer small mantllas OF
simply OTnameut-1 win clusters OF
ribbon The most sylish wOocn overgarments short
English Jackets and sling mante made generally OF rough
cloths shown dark cOurs drabs and natural
(bege Fine plain melons In drab light and
mir cloths used Tor spring Jackets
are noteworthy for their hno III aud nn!sh,
which is 50 marked feature OF all these tailor
garments Fine light weight woollons combined with velvet
silks shown for spring
dresses.
laTbe French elaborate In style B ant effects
m stripes paids used In the undcrskirt combined
goods drapcry and basque ahd the
at tho collar ami vcst hand
some striped chss primrose drdb and white made
plain skirt full extremely bounant drspery and Tiny
basque plain ladies cloth in the DARKEST tone OF tho drab
IN with cardinal English rel falo Francss
showing tendency all French dresses 10 the OF
colors brighten subdu0i natural shades Tho
In this dress Ia the panels vi the under
accessories for tho basque. dark blue
poplinetic conbnoi with striped silk IN which
red and pale blue wero mingled Some OF the most
Gsurc% With small nowers and made up
over lace ounced petcoats IN the bouant fashions Of
Madame Pompadour. An exquisite cream white popin fig.
coat six trimmed with band Of embroidery
in tho pattern Venetian lac0poin the heavy laccks
embroidery which forms the link between An embroidery and
lace
The display Of gay BonFanc striped and paidcd silks IL
of the silks. These silks
with pl an wool and plain silk Striped
show an color There IL large demand for
MORE and stripes ia coois ANA III back and white
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NEW coal TRANSPORTA TIOy RATES

The new transportation rates OF the coal companies
were put into effect yesterday. 1t has been the Gus
tom to charge for transportation certain percentage
of the market price OF coal. Under tho Interstate
law this system has been changed and now lxed
tariff has been established OF course 1t Is based on
the former percentages and 50 far as can o earnco
tho new arrangement was carried into erect WIN
ont great friction President sloan ot the Lacka-
wanna road said that it was ala Improvement. Il
am bound to abide by the law no said, "and l
believe that the new law will result In advantage
TO the coal companies. There will DO moro or less
objection the part Of dealers aud perhaps OF GER
tain localities but this result to be expected
Tho difficulty II there is any, will soon be over
come. The coal companies will be largely benefited
in the end because they viii got higher prices for
their product. They bringing Themselves into
perfect harmony with the law. As to tho result
| am moro than hopeful"
An officer Of another prominent coal company
said "Thc most promising feature In the trade IL
the fact that the Reading Company VIII not be
obliged to sell coal for tho sake merely Of raising
money. Mr. Corbn has said recently that tho policy
Of the company in this respect had been completely
reversed and that forced sales would he made
under his management. So far the coal trade Is
concerned. the Reading Is In full sympathy with
the other companies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NETWORK .........PRIDAY. APRIL l. 1887
ARRIVED.
10 John 4 Van sickle
Francona Bennett Portland. with mdse and pas
Ia HOrsto Hall
steamer CacOuna tBr. Mcdonald Boston. in ballast to
master. -
ship Avan.i tNor) Eitzen. Rotterdam Feb O. with rndse
TO order vessel to MASTER
Barg Nellie Brett Davis Caieta Buena 100 days With
nitrate Of soda TO Hemingway Brown vessel to James
Brett,
Brig Tros soeur, Hayl Cor. Aux cages 20 days. with
mdso to order, vessel 10 master.
sehr Moore lot Windsor. ES), Sanford
mpgo City rs days with sugar to Vicini Coz vessel to
J 4 Whitney Co.
schr sarah nuntor tBrl Mowry. st John NIB. 80 days
with lumber TO Boardman SMALL vessel 70 Soammon Bros
schr Urea smith rn,, sawyer 8. JShn 20 days Nth
Barge blanche Chesterfield from wreck Of steamer Scotia
with mdso to J Elwell & Co. ss.NusEEA I'm
sUNsET-wnd at Sandy Hook, fresh, NE, cloudy. At
City isiand brisk N o; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
heamer ceryin Br) Hughsop. Grgenu Feb 10. Messina
g. Palermo Mar with mdse 70 order vessel to Simpson,
ehp Otto l0er Langeu. Bremen 90 days with iron and
empty barrels 70 ordan vessel 10 Hermann Koop W.
Bafk plver See lof st Johns MD Day. RIO 0tande Del
Eors So days with sugar 10 order vessel to master.
CLEARED
Steamer Etrura lBr,. Cook. Liverpool via oueenstown-
steamer CIV q Chester nr. Lewis Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Buffalo tBrl Msiet Hull Sanderson Son.
steamer Bedford Br Aitkenhsad LIMERICK Ird-smpson
Spence Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NO REAL TR oUBLE IN TIE LOCAL CLUB
SLIGHT DIFFERENCES THAT WILL BE ARRANGED
PiAYERa WHO WANT PECULIAR FAvORs.

SLIGHT DIFFERENCES THAT WILL BE ARRANGED
Players WHO WANT PECULIAR FAvORs.
The story published yesterday ntmating that there was
trouble IN tho baseball club and that thcro was
probabt, club broking was OF rather sensa-
order and greatly exaggerated Judging BY the facts
gathered yesterday by TRIBUNE reporter John b. Day. the
prncpal stockholder president Of the NewYork club,
said in substance;
Some reporter has made on
Of my players about their contracts. as have every year
and every other has similar % 9a. se
any q there being Tho men have AWAY, ys
given them Tns ,sasmen, about 1ns
true only bet the men and myself at
present about peculiar form OF con t d r%o Win
T.. sss %nsS
the rSS SrSn he Ss, o M Ss
and Keefe say they are thoroughly satisfied with her
ssafs a %e DO not
.ss eye y
% o o club alter him and he
S viii receive his salary w.
he said before he left on Thnr,ay that he woui NIX
Co mu ae his bn%e an"
sign Welel Is clearly IN the wrong anu Knows gae
last year did with that he would not
a aSa s s afasSa
no oSGs s s S Ssa 1ys e &
that he would dearly for any c9hduc not bec9nnsa
neseT fear nave not heard him
m the city tomorrow expect oube inr securing him.
Mr. bay said in conclusion that about much
danger York club breaking there was Of the
Elevated roads ceasing TO rum
Manager Mue laughed at the story that there was any
serious differences club and players. lie said
that Keefe oich Deasley Grnardt would sign when
came fact he expected the men 10 take part to-
days game.
Joe Gerard the player who WAS said to have been hneh
$500 he would not play with The club was seen
In Harlem yesterday and said:
have Keee WEIGH and Deasey to-day and there y
no doubt their signing with the clhb did not say
would not sign fact that IL the first thing will do In he
Such stories make trouble between te players anu
and IL published have playet IN
MANY cities In my o! baseball life and was
never treated here and never other pa os
treated a we'll Why club advanced mo SOD this wear
thin 10 show for til wanedto be dishonest
Todays will be between the score OF players under
contract local club and will be arranged about Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

SAILED
steamers Reading for Barcelona city OF Para Aspinw alt
Amethyst Bucfeds Bergenseren Baracoa III Monte. New
Orleans; CITY Of san Antonio Port Royal and Fernandina
Regulator. Wilmington.
MISCELLANEOUS
Steamer PoncA (Br), Bowen from New-York Mar = for
barcelona. has been towed TO Lisbon disabled.
ship vendoms tBr Corning from New.York for Amster
Dam tetore reported and ABANDONED has bceh Io"e"
" Flushing bottom up and beachod.
THE MOVEMENTS og srEAMERa
TOREIdN PORTS.
LONDON April loArrved steamer Ulunda Br HILL 'r0m
sailed ses,ners stockhem City dr. Doyle tor bos'0n'
surrey (br) HuYrell baltimore. - m, Pms.
LIVERPOOL April l-Arrlyed. steamer Dalton 'n''' "N
sell from NewYork Mar 10. o ,ron Nav.
Mar yl-Arr!vsd steamer osmAni (Br. owen nom 1'"'
York Mar Is. 49,, x,.,.. C,
Sailed steamers Egypt DR. somaer. for Nsw'f0''' VIZ
csssiau tBrl Richardson. Portland - m, yonns
GLASGOW, Mar Sl-sAied. steamer Devona lnr'' ''"'s
for Nsw.York ,,,. ,x,, Tav.
MALM uRAn April l-Passsd, stesmsr Cynthia tbrh ~"
lo Baltimore on her way " 3lasSow o.,., or,0au
LIZARp, Mar 8l-psssed, steamer Seiefisnu lows" "
from NswYork ON her way - kRtwerR .,.,msr Victoria
tss SrRRS a'm.S GsaSrs s 20 E.s MOI
CofxSHA0gN, Mar W Arrived. stcame' "s''' '
III In SM APRIL arrives steamer MOravia 'o'r fs'
BEsMsS Mar So~Arrysd, steamer vorwaf's 'o'' A''''
from Philadelphia Mar IL.
HAVANA, Mar si-sAnsa. ssssnsr Niagara hah'''' w.
NswYork,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
CLARKE FAILS TO GET BAIL.

W. A Clarke. the Postolce clerk who admitted to In
.pcctor Dosscr that he concerned in large number
OF hefts at the Postoce. ending with the attempted ap
propration Of n registered package addressed to the
On emical National Bank and containing 10000 ar
raigued yesterday before United states Commissioner
Griffith lie had sent for friends TO give bail for
him. but when they heard the particulars of the charge
and the amount OF the ball. which hxcd at $500,
did not consent to act suretes Mrs Clarke the
clerks wife, present and was deeply affected Clarke
waived examination AMI held for tho action OF tho
Grand Jury lie taken 10 Ludlow Street Jail
Inspector Dosscr said that Clarke's hcfts princi
paly OF registered letters that went 10 places beyond
N-w-YorR His position head OF the pouch gave
him unusual advantages. Postmaster Pearson said that
Clarke had no accompliccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
GRAND JURORS ON CITY INSTITUTIONS.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HOUSE OF DETEN-
TON CONDEMNED.

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HOUSE OF DETEN'
TON CONDEMNED.
The Grand Jury made the usual visit last month 10 tno
CITY institutions Foreman Bowie Dash read before
Judge Glderseeve yesterday presentment emoodying
the results Of their observations The ventilation OF te
Tombs Police Courtroom, the room OF the court y,
Special Sessions and the cells known "a MurueTers
Row Is severely criticised dangerous TO heatn Co
sentiment says:
tire place In charge OF only Que man 10 SET
attendants being present In the OuinnB
Grand Jury entirely dissatisfied with the o
this Institution. aud tho satternly manner ~ mvn
nobody charged with the duty oil washhg
other domestic requirements heoss.J "
make dwelling inhabitable and Judging from 'o
the place IT Is plain 10 tine Grand JuTy tt
work almost altogether neglected Many o tne
are without necessary clothing scarcely having
Their sleeping anu sitng ooms a
ticulary OF the females filthy Some division or u.s
tiuctlon made in the House between uao5 y.
ds.oute character and such especeaVio
unfortunate as 10 be ueapeu tntio ID
respectfully that more rigorous dlsclpne
enforced attention pail To common h.cenoos
devoted 10 the anairs OF
The Grand Jury also recommend ua
tho trI, of those which witnesses are detained
other Gases tiereoy to
maintenance TO the county anu avoinS s0 AZ
Justice of restraining innocent people OF their hDery'
The Jury commend the management OF tho INSTITUTIONS
on Blackweis Island They that the overcrowuing
OF tie workhouse from the constant reconmltme'
ing been there from twenty to forty times They recon
mend that law be passed providing Tor longer iot
persons who have been sent 10 the same INSTITUTION J
times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

PHiLApErsxIA. April ID. ~.

PHILApEl,xlA, April ID. ~.
What do you know Of Dress
Materials, including Silks?
Much or little of a few; only a
few at best.
We shall put it in your way to
know more than you ever thought
was to know. Your eyes shall teach
you.
On Monday, April 18th, WANA-
MAKERS will be as a world of Cot
ton and Wooden, and Silken and
like things. Woven stufs from
every land with looms the sun
shines on. You shall see them
spread out and piled up as they've
never yet been spread out and piled
up in America, as they can be no
where else on this side the Atlantic.
This grand occasion will be men,
orable as an event in the history of
Textiles. Twill be worth cross
inp a continent to see the Store.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
BROOKLYN.

The steel cruiser Atlanta having received new coat OF
anfoulpg paint OF her dock YESTERDAY Inc
has locked for examination OF her bottom ana
for necessary repairs
Miss Eliza Ford tho principal OF Intermediate school no
10 AZ sixteenth ST. FOR several years ue
Yesterday OF pneumonia She sister OF Gordon H. for'
1t is proposed monument 10 Robert snow founder
Of the drst Brooklyn The estimated cost
slO 600 raised by subscriptions from Sunday school
scholars
travelling auditor Joseph O. FAIR OF The Long Island Rail-
road months In the Penienary yes
terday by Police Justice Kenna for stealing from uchct
agent At the East Eew.fork STALLION
william Marshall who been Bridge trustee for twelve
years ana director In the original Bridge company
from 1869 proposes resign his position lie hhks
there is nothing TO do as the Bridge Is
completed.
Dr. stcrry Clark twenty Ave of No 40 courtst died
which he contracted IN
woman thought had measles He WAS opposed u vac
cination
Supervisor Large Qunard has vetoed the new scheme
for puttiug the Hall OF Recors as e.
t!avagant aud needless.
zThe games to held under tho auspices OF Conf any A.
Tins evening to be unusually neresin All OF ho
200 and the hapdcapper ee's ta tho WI o.
cose In TO the regular contests IA r. VIII DC an
intorc oleEiate tug o!wsr teams from nae S0iuUa s
Princeton competing exhibition o. fancy ciub wlngnI
and tug OF for the championship oil the Naon'i "uaf"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
JERSEY CITY.

The Roarl passed resolutions opposing tho
Gator bill before the Legislature or any other
water scheme the bonded debt OF the city
TIE Mas Association has decided that
from April the wages jOuIneynen painters VAL be tV
cents hour.
Annie Letter who been ~ 'or time yesterday
took an overdose OF choral ami Is In critical condition.
Burglars entered the Of the swift Chicago Beef Com
pany THURSDAY igt and blew the sate
the hy the force OF the
sion were the floor and nothing was missing
In the Court yesterday Hiram Ro- and Michael
sullivan, Eew.YoTk contractors, were nne SoO each
maintaining nuisance FOR thcl
have quantity Of manure stored on vacant lots near
Fifteenth and Grove sts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

WIndsoy Hofel-senator John c. spoonef OF Wisconen,
Judge George Comstocf Of syracuse Hugh !ewet
. Victoria Hotei-senator John H. Mcpherson, OF Now
Clarendon HotelChsres de struvo Russian Mnissf
Alexander Greger OF the Russian LeRaoi
49, Rim Hvenue FJfei-Henry W. Oliver. Of Pitts6ure
L. T. Letter OF Chicago xGovernor A. D. Corneh ~
Assembyman George 2. Erwin Gttsey Houss.Sn ~ =
Farie cunnghame Of England Murray s HH h %so
OF Albany and Senator {. r. Vedder Hogmdn H Hs
James Dumont - Inspector General OF s'eAn 'e''e"
80. Morton House-State Senator John haines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
NEUS From TIE SUBURBS
FELLED TO THE GROUND WITH A PIcKAxE.

Andrew Weldon OF No 4i4 Thirdst Jersey CITY was ar
ragned Police Justice Wanser yesterday charged win
feonous assault John fIher. OF orchardst Weldon
Fah~r employed track lab0rcrs BY tho Jer
sey CITY Bergen Rafo qnarred about the Amount OF
work each had done led 10 blows Weldon nnaly
hs pick struck Faho between tho shoulders me
point tho implement sinking INTO HE body TO the depu oil
about five inches fell the pick remaining In his body
When IL OF his fellow wOrkmtn took him
and phy his injury dangerous and ptoba
biy fatal arrested and taken To the bedside OF
Faber him. but refused 10 make any charge
prisoner Teandcd 10 await the result OF has victims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
MR wArSOv STARTS TO LOOK FOR MS WIFE.

Mr. WATSON STARTS TO LOOK FOR HIS WIFE
Charles I. Watson. or No 400 Madison-st. who tee-
graphed To the itsburg police Thursday TO spare no
palms expense In trying to find his missing wife left
his home the evening for Kansas city. lie had
received telegram from friend In Chicago Informing
him that his vi had left Chicago for Kansas city. As
Mrs Watson wore conspicously considerable valuable
iewery aud mad large sum OF money with her, II Is
feared she has met with foul play
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
LOOKING FOR 4 BALLET DANCERS JEWELS
Detective Sergeant Bruncr detailed yesterday 10
rch for tho Jewels which Mile Theodore dc Gilbert

search the jewels which Me Thoodoa do Gilbert of tho
ballet National Opera Company, lost in seventh
Monday night Sho lives AZ NO. b Nsrck
place with Mr. and Mrs Start Alter taxing part IN gro
into car la OF the sevenhaye line 20 return home
company with the She hal In her lap small
OF alligator which pairs OF diamond earrings
pair orQuo-e and diamond earrings two rings set with
diamonds and sapphos and about Sill IN change When the
ear reached shs got OF with the Stars leaving
empty Not until she reached hoine did she discover
dropped as sho was leaving the car MT SAT- TOOK ne
route policeman helped TO search the driver Of tho gar and
the starter but tho missing Jewels were pot found. The
had lett at Csnalst Milo do qlsrt has offered reward
for the return OF the jewels shs said yesterday Mat they
probably worth less than $1,000 but sho valued them
highly because they were presents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
GENERAL RIPLEY'S BODY SENT SOUTH.

The funeral General r. s. Ripley the Confederate vet
eran stricken with apopleIy Cd Tuesday at the New
York Hotel took place there yesterday At tho request Of
Mayor Courtenay OF Charleston c. where the dead
had his home John Newton COmmssoner OF Public
Works took charge OF the body AT request the Rev. Dr.
Charles b. Deems of tho Church OF the StranEes who 10
himsen south coronian and was. personal friend Of Gen
cops The body had been embamed and Asnt 70
Charleston arrival there 1t will 10 publicity received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
v,RIors Yrw.JERsEY TOWNS.

HoBoKRv-" Tom could, the New.York dive keeper"
called again ycsoIdy Justice Strcngs court Tor Ell
usna thore no respOnseJ ustcc SUcng
declared the bonds forfeited
RAuwAY-Mayor Daily refused 10 sign warrant ordered
drawn money expended 10y city officials before being
tnmuon Council tho ground 81 ilesatN
Oily Treasurer ongstan through city Attorney Berry,
piled Court FOR mandauus to compel u .
MAYOR to sign warrant The received word ester
had ulc opinion refusing the appli
cation. thus sustaining the Mayor THIS Is demorazng TO
Democracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
ALONG TIE SOUND

GRERywic-John Macdonald was killed by tho train ar
G:l Thursday Field Point crossing
MuFoRp-Yesteriay j. =. Knights dwelling and the Mil
Hotel barn burned by an ncenday loss about
81. 600
BRIDGRPORT.-The Easter vacation OF the public schools
began yesier Captain John Brooks. the noted bat
81 this city. yesterday heard HON by letter
Honolulu. NlnnWich Islands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
IONG Bland.

FrRKroRT-Mrs. Aimira x. Ryan. ago eighty and Mrs.
Eliza bmlh eighty seven, both pensioners OF the war Oi
1912 died on Wednesday.
HRmrsTEAp-Thc Bapiiss preparing TO build church
10 cost 5000
SOUTHAMPTON Rev. Mr.. Layton. OF the Methodist
Church at Southampton preach lis farewell
evening On 1hufsdty evening Ills pArshiVnofs
gave HIN a rece ptiCn AMI purse Of sos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

XNOOKED DOWN BY HORSE. IN SEVENTH4VE.
Edward Cromwell OF the original members OF tho
Produce Exchange and secretary for while on
IN way tho Grand Central Station his daughter on
It, ana Was Knocked down BY horse
I wes beng reckiessy driven In scrub the ave
~ Hiu oyeIcoat torn shreds fseo
Sy lSosras6 BY tho horsss hoofs Ono Of his was
IN In hnocled ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02
WHAT re- GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation OF Brooklyn departments by Assembly Com
mittee ,a >..,u., ru. Insurance
Building, 8 p III ,.,,. ,.,o.uo 1rawos o N m
American Surety Company investigation p. m.
Meeting OF dry goods merchants Merchants, Cluo p m
Psi Epsilon Club reception, No 40 West Forty-eghl'sI'
p. m. ,.,...,t. rouaaa School
George Putnam's lecture Columbia college, Schooi
OF Library Economy, p M c,,.,,.
McMahon. Flynn suit before Commissioner Shields Ca
police sergeants for promotion py CVn oer
vice Commissioners. - - CO., =, .-.., -. O - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

no CONTEST or Mr.. SETTLLA'S WILL PROBA BE
Paul Fuller. one OF the Iecutors OF the will OF jose
sevilla is member OF the Arm OF Coudert Bros He
said yesterday that they had knowledge OF any other
Wills made by Mr. Seyilla reported from Peru Most
OF the dead mans estate In this country, OF which lie
a citizen. and Peruvian will would not be sufficient
IL said convey real estate here Mr.. sevila had
relatives In this country. lie peculiar man and
drew up the principal part OF his will himself The eI
ccutors have knowledge that person could contest
the Will The matter viii come up before the Surrogate
I'm MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-02

ADMITTED TO BAIL. THEN REARRRSTED.
ocot Sherwood accused Of fraud
ana Aas bssa In shs Tobs for monh under indictment
yesterday oocsa His wife and sister who
heoams hs suretsa mentioned security portions Of largo
aaf Of land st Queens L. Judge Gildssleevs had juht
0igne6 the bond which released sherwood when deputy